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Beth is a born again Christian who lives in Canada. She believes that Jesus is the the way, the truth, and the life and she also believes that we are saved by grace through faith in Christ alone. She blogs on a variety of topics.
Elizabeth Burke's Blog
Elizabeth is a writer of Evangelical Christian books based in Ireland. Her books are currently published under “Ready Writer Publications.” Her blog is a testimony to her Christian faith and always an enjoyable read.
excatholic4christ
Tom has a loving heart for Catholics and his blog is an attempt to help those in Catholic churches understand that we are saved by grace alone. He blogs on a variety of topics.
Heavenly Raindrops
God-inspired words and images to bring blessings like rain
m'Kayla's korner
Make sure that the light you think you have is not actually darkness. Luke 11:35
Mrs. Acuna's Blog
If you have a teenager or anyone close to being one, this is a must read
The Domain for Truth
Slimjim’s “about” states: “(Jim Lee) is a pastor. He is a faithful servant of the church and his Saviour. Although young in age he is trying to be an apologist for the faith. “
The Hope Blog
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The Narrowing Path
A blog to help Christians in Australia connect the dots…(it’s helped me here in the “good” ole U.S.A.)
The Realist Juggernaut
John is a fellow truth-seeker and his blog mission is to navigate the intricate maze of reality, bringing you unfiltered insights and thought-provoking discussions. John efficiently balances news and faith in our challenging times.
Wings of the Wind
WEEKLY WRAP-UP FOR 4-30-2016
This week’s posts are:
Adielaide Australia Protests Barnevernet
Amber-Encased Lizards Showcase Recent Creation
Meltdown!
HOW SOCIALISM ENDS
Desperate Parent Leaves Norway
Video Link: New Director’s Cut of Excellent Christian Documentary: “The Real Roots of the Emergent Church”
VOICES FROM THE PAST
I spent most of my week in two area schools. I enjoyed my week as I worked with K-11th grades.
The joke of the week has two answers, one that came from my source and a better one that came from a student.
Why was the math book sad?
Source: Because it had so many problems.
Trevor (10th grade) He bought a ticket for the rhombus.
I hope you all have a blessed week in the Lord.
Chris Reimers
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